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A pioneering force since the 1980's, we have grown into a New York institution unlike any other in the city, supporting thousands of local and international artists through deep personal connections and direct funding.

We support local and international artists through our signature New Commissions and International Collaborations programs.

Art in General currently supports the production of new work by local and international artists through its New Commissions Program and its International Collaborations program with numerous arts organizations around the world.

Not exact matches

These three artists and a few longtime friends from their tough, south LA neighborhood, decide the way to escape lives of poverty, violence and drugs is through their music — and the film follows their rise from local stars to international superstars, who change the industry forever, unapologetically exercising their First Amendment rights with controversial lyrics.

If you want to enjoy all this hotel has to offer, you need to have about an hour driving from Ngurah Rai International Airport through the panoramic view of terrace rice field, river and the local village to get to the artist community of Penestanan on Sayan Ridge in Ubud.

In turn, the Joan Mitchell Center's mission is to support local, national, and international contemporary visual artists through residencies and professional development.

The SCAD Museum of Art is a premier contemporary art museum that features emerging and established international artists through commissioned works and rotating exhibitions; engages local communities with special initiatives of an international scope; and serves as a resource for SCAD students and alumni during their academic careers and beyond.

They benefit from engaging with thousands of local, national, and international visitors, collectors, and artists who pass through each year.

Opening October 22, 2011 and on view through January 29, 2012, Prospect.2 is currently planned to feature 26 local, national and international artists with diverse cultural and generational backgrounds working in a range of artistic media.

The selection and presentation of artists, collections, and commissioned projects for PAMM is guided by the Museum's mission to create dialogues across and through local, regional, and international contexts and to emphasize artists and projects that engage with traditions from the United States, the Caribbean, and Latin America.

Sanatorium aims at establishing its presence both in the local and international contemporary art scene through its portfolio of artists including local and foreign, young and emerging, as well as established and internationally renowned ones.

Under her leadership 18SAC has evolved from a small, alternative artist - run space to Southern California's largest artist residency center, working with diverse local and international artists who provoke public dialogue through their art making.

Emphasizing collaborative partnerships, Prospect presents the work of diverse local, national, and international artists in unique and culturally exceptional venues, creating an optimistic cartography through the education and engagement of residents and visitors.

In combination with a film series, and live and artist - driven programming, Field Guide introduces the framework through which Remai Modern enters into dialogue with its local, national and international audiences.

Membership provides a year's worth of great benefits while helping REDCAT continue its commitment to visionary artists — local and international — and expand its reach through exhibitions, music, dance, theater, readings and screenings.

Programs Flux provides affordable space to 40 local and international emerging Artists - in - Residence annually through bi-annual open calls.

We play a vital role in Atlanta's cultural landscape by presenting over 100 consequential artists from the local, national, and international art scenes through our various exhibition and project spaces each year.

Art in General was founded in 1981 and supports the production of new work by local and international artists primarily through its New Commissions Program and its International Collaboratinternational artists primarily through its New Commissions Program and its International CollaboratInternational Collaborations program.

Through solo and curated group exhibitions featuring local, national and international artists, we will explore themes concerning human rights, community and culture.

We are committed to supporting local, international, emerging and established artists through exposure in our gallery.

Through solo and curated group exhibitions featuring local, national and international artists, we will contemplate culture and traditional across generational and historical timescales.

Fusion Art promotes the winning artists each month through its website, in hundreds of local and international press releases, online event calendars, art news websites, direct email campaigns and through the gallery's social media outlets.

From 1 August through October 2014 the Museum will host 40 international artists in Istanbul, Hito Steyerl, Aslı Çavusoglu, Jon Rafman, Ben Shumacher, Nilbar Güres, George Henry Longly, Volkan Aslan, Ming Wong, Jumana Manna and Mai - Thu Perret among them, who have each been commissioned to work on a local project.

Highly engaged with international art movements such as cubism, abstract expressionism, arte povera, and conceptual art — but also having studied and lived in Europe and the United States — an older generation of the artists on view pioneered modern art in Cyprus, through a dialogue within local traditions.

These artists, through their respective genres, keep pushing the boundaries of local and international markets.

Showcasing local and international artists, with a focus on contemporary urban art, First Amendment Gallery strives to progress the Freedom of Speech through art and art education.

Through our exhibitions, artist talks, studio art classes, international and local residency program, free public events, satellite class sites, and professional development opportunities we work to provide the space for artists at every age and stage to cultivate their practice, build connections, and impact our world.

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Art in General was founded in Lower Manhattan in 1981 and supports the production of new work by local and international artists primarily through its New Commissions Program and its International Collaboratinternational artists primarily through its New Commissions Program and its International CollaboratInternational Collaborations program.

Framed by the work of the East - German graphic designer Klaus Wittkugel (1910 — 85), K, will invite local and international artists, designers, and curators to actively consider the exhibition form anew through installations, talks, and pedagogical interventions.

There are five types of residencies, including local organizations in residence, where arts organizations have their offices and activities on our campus; local artists in residence, where LA - based artist occupy either live / work or day work studios for 1 year or more; a visiting artist program that hosts international and national artists and curators from between 1 to 3 months; a curator in residence, who has studio space for one calendar year to conduct research and foster community engagement through ancillary programs, such as symposia, lectures, and artist talks; and the Artist Lab Residency program, structured as both a residency and an exhibition for an LA - based aartist occupy either live / work or day work studios for 1 year or more; a visiting artist program that hosts international and national artists and curators from between 1 to 3 months; a curator in residence, who has studio space for one calendar year to conduct research and foster community engagement through ancillary programs, such as symposia, lectures, and artist talks; and the Artist Lab Residency program, structured as both a residency and an exhibition for an LA - based aartist program that hosts international and national artists and curators from between 1 to 3 months; a curator in residence, who has studio space for one calendar year to conduct research and foster community engagement through ancillary programs, such as symposia, lectures, and artist talks; and the Artist Lab Residency program, structured as both a residency and an exhibition for an LA - based aartist talks; and the Artist Lab Residency program, structured as both a residency and an exhibition for an LA - based aArtist Lab Residency program, structured as both a residency and an exhibition for an LA - based artistartist.

Danielle Roney is an international artist focusing upon local and global migration through an integrated practice of sculpture and digital media.

Offering both local audiences and international visitors the opportunity to discover artists, their work expands outside the gallery through a public programme that includes talks, residencies, site - specific installations, and supporting cultural initiatives in Ghana and beyond.

UAG / ROOM Gallery further promotes an active dialogue between UCI residents and the local and international art communities through colloquia, conferences, visiting artist lectures and theme - based films series, all of which are open to the public.

PAMM and the Guggenheim Foundation both combine a focus on international and transnational artists and cultural movements with a deep interest in local context, and her work at both institutions has re-affirmed Nawi's belief in the crucial role museums play in writing and rethinking histories, and building and contributing to communities through the establishment of public dialogue.

With three Civic Center locations, the SFAC Galleries makes contemporary art accessible to broad audiences through curated exhibitions featuring local, national and international artists.

The organization searches out opportunities to experiment through partnerships (both local and international) that encourage innovation and bring together artists and communities in new ways.

REVEALED, juried by Nicole Dowd, examines the relevance and value of self - portraiture through the individual artist's varied approaches to self - representation; featuring work by local, national, and international artists including Fithi Abraham, Mike Callaghan, Brandon Chambers, Mandy Cooper, Luis Flores, Muriel Hasbun, Annette Isham, and Qin Tan.

With different expressive media, references and semiotics, they create artworks in full dialogue between them, negotiating this trend that has emerged in recent years in the international art scene, in which handicraft, folklore, history, the folk, and the local culture, stand shoulder to shoulder and coexist, from the 90s in New British Scene, but also later through individual cases of artists who originated form the periphery of the Globe.

This is accomplished by providing accessible and engaging public exhibitions of local, national and international artists, maintaining a comprehensive web site that hosts our archives and digital projects, sustaining a critical dialogue of contemporary art through publications and bilingual brochures for each exhibition, and by providing a link to current art related resources to artists and the public via our Resource Room.

The Abrons supports the presentation of innovative, multi-disciplinary work; cultivates artists in all stages of their creative development through educational programs, commissions, and residencies; and serves as an intersection of cultural engagement for local, national, and international audiences and arts - workers.

Focusing on the ways in which contemporary art is socially formed and formative, the gallery initiates local, national and international projects, including exhibitions by visiting international artists through the Audain Visual Artists in Residence Program (such as by Marjetica Potrč, YOUNG - HAE CHANG HEAVY INDUSTRIES, Raqs Media Collective, Claire Fontaine, and Antoni Munartists through the Audain Visual Artists in Residence Program (such as by Marjetica Potrč, YOUNG - HAE CHANG HEAVY INDUSTRIES, Raqs Media Collective, Claire Fontaine, and Antoni MunArtists in Residence Program (such as by Marjetica Potrč, YOUNG - HAE CHANG HEAVY INDUSTRIES, Raqs Media Collective, Claire Fontaine, and Antoni Muntadas).

Sharjah Art Foundation today announced additional highlights and participants for March Meeting 2018 (MM 2018), an annual convening of local and international artists, curators, scholars and other arts practitioners who explore topical issues in contemporary art through a programme of talks and performances

Through group and solo exhibitions, as well as participation in various international art fairs, the gallery has increased local and international visibility for established and emerging artists.

PHOTOFAIRS will once again present an exciting line up of local, national and international artists in their Insights exhibition and in - depth discussions regarding the fine art photography and its market through their Conversations program.

With a focus on international cultural exchange, the NARS Foundation is committed to supporting the creative professional development of artists and curators from around the world as well as community building through public programs that engage the local community in Brooklyn, New York.

Artist Partnerships give additional support for artists to participate in our International Summer Program, Artist Residency Program, and opportunities outside of The Watermill Center Education Partnerships support Watermill's year - round education initiatives, engaging local educators, children, and families through creative workshops.

Since its inception, Capp Street Project has given more than 100 local, national, and international artists the opportunity to create new work through its residency and public exhibition programs.

Donations also support the work we do in our local area through our Communal Knowledge programme, which provides opportunities for local people and groups to work with international artists on projects which feed directly into our main programme.

Since its inception, Capp Street Project has given more than 100 local, national, and international artists the opportunity to create new work through its residency and exhibition programs.